Non-standard full name is non-standardized creditor's rights assets, which are defined by CBRC as creditor's rights assets that cannot be traded in the banking market or securities trading market. How to distinguish, mainly depends on whether the property has standardized characteristics. Under normal circumstances, standardized business should have a trading market with high liquidity. The above is the relevant content of non-standard market.

Non-standard product introduction

Non-standard commodities include, but are not limited to, credit assets, private equity loans, entrusted debts, acceptance bills, letters of credit, accounts receivable, various beneficial rights, equity financing with subscription terms, etc. Compared with standardized goods, non-standard financial management can avoid control index values such as credit operation scale restrictions, but non-standard financial management is not necessarily illegal, but it can be circulated in the market, with flexible methods and high returns. Although non-standard goods have advantages in many aspects, because there is no control, there will be many risks. For example, if the risk-taking subject is not established, it will easily lead to systemic risks, and will continue to involve issues such as maturity mismatch, increased leverage, and illegal loan direction. This article mainly writes about what is a non-standard market, and the content is for reference only.